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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-25
sseuerbeftattnnas. Rertd,t.

@otba, i'm 6ebruar. Seuerbeifat.
tungss8eri6t fur Monat Sanuar. Mm
8. SanHar fanb bic erite 8eiiattuns i'm
neuen Sabre an bem 2aufmann 6errn
9einr. grrleben. 313 Sabre, ais 26tben
itatt, bann folgten ani 13. Sanuar bic
BeHattunsen oes Serrn aboIf @oiens
ftiel, 20 Sabre alt, 2aufmann aus
Berlin, unb am 20. Sanuar bic bes
6errn 66ubart, Pribatier aus 6alfens
ifein I'M Saunus, 20 Sabre, unb bes
S6pfermeiifers Serrn OberIaenber,
So Sabre, bon Gotba. glm folgenoen
Sage ipurben bic terbIi1en ueberreife
bes 2entiers 9errn 2uglsr, SO Sabre,
aus Ofenbat a. 3d., burd Geuer bes
itattst unb folgten bierauf am %. So
nuar bic oes 6errn Or. meb. 3reibiG,
45 Sabre, aus Dresden, unb bes ffdbs
tif1en Wiegemeiiters Serrn Hobert
6olfein, 65 Sabre, BON bier; bann am
"a. Sanuar bic oes Serrn Reftors
3ibti, 55 Sobre, aus Berlin, unb am
Is. Sanuar bic Der 5rau Sophie 2its
bermann aus @barlottenburg, oeren
perfiorbensr gbemann, Serr 2aufmoun
2iebermann, bereits am 8. Suli 1886
bier bur9 Geuer beitattet iporben mar.
Sie lebte 8erbrennuug i'm Sanuar
fanb am 28. an Der 9ei9e ber Grau
Raufmannglara 9irib, 40 Sabre. aus
Berlin, ifati. Die MI1e Der 8efattes
ten fam gr6btentbeiIs sur auffeaung
in bas biefge 2olumbarium.
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Gin Waann, Der f9 felt ben Iebten
40 Sabren Der mebieiniiden proris se.
mibmet, tpirb ge!piB 6al3 BON 3uder
au unteri6eiben ipiien. @r iagt:
r$oIebo, s., 1O.Mdrs 1887.
Serren s. s. @benep 6 @o.-Meine
6errenl Sd prattiaire felt 40 Sabren
Mlebicin unb muB augeifeben, baB i9
unter allen grfabrungen NIT iogeuanns
tenpatentsp prdparaten feline beheren ges
ma9t babe, als nit benz bon Jbnen
angefertigten Sal' 'i6en @atarrbmittel.
6abe es oft peri9rieben uno ifets feline
tpunberpolle @irfung bemertt, ipie i6
mid au9 n;9t zines ein3igen Sails ers
innere, tpo biefes Mittel ni9t ben ges
piini9ten grfolg sebabt bdtte, borauss
geiebt, 6aB es In ber Derorbneten gBeiie
angepanbt tporben mar.
Shr aufri1tiger
8. 8. 8orfuf, M. g.,
Office 215, Summit Str"
Wir be3ablen 800 fiir ieben Gall,
in tpelhem Salls Gatarrb Cure, ber
ipe3iellen @ebrau9sanmeifung mad ins
nerli1 genommen, ni9t bic gemiinidte
9eiIung bringt.
s. s. gbenep & Co., gisentbhmer,
SoIe6o, Obio.
~ gu baben In allen apoibefen.
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Tarnt.N Nptiseit.

= Gin fSerr Mllen Scale, Der unse.
fdbr 3 Meilen bon MIparabo, Sobnion
Co., in Norb Central Seras mobnt, bat
i'm Sabre 1886 bon ieiner 40 Nder bals
tenben 6arm ben folgenben grtrag ges
habt: 1000 Bufbel Maisforn, 5u so
Cts. per Bufbel, tuertb: $500; $50
8uibeI 6afer, tpertb: $40; 13 8allen
Bauminolle, tpertb: 1920; 1914 Sus
benb gier gum 8erfauf, tpertb i'm Our6s
f9nitt 129 gts. per Dub. alfo $155, so
uno 1920 pfunb Butter, ipertb i'm
Our1i9nitt 20 Gents per pfunb, alio
1864. Der @eiammtertrag aus benz
0erfauf ieiner Garmprobufie beirug
mitbin $1679.50. Dat er bic aur 8es
arbeitung bes Qanbes n6tbige Nrbeits=
fraft in Der eigene Gamilie gebabt, 70
barf pobl bebauptet tperoen, bab ii9
fir i'm bas vGarmen be3abIt bat" be.
fonbers iuenn man in anIdlag bringt,
baB alIes, mas on 2ebenss unb 9fabs
rungsmitteln fir bic Gamilie unb ben
n6t5igen 9isb seifanb erforberli6 mar,
in Sen oben nHyegebeuen 8etrdgen nibt
einbesriifen 1T.
- Col. Byron ban 3aub tn 8erar
60. bat Blau : Gras, = oas beriibmte
Rentudp Gutiersras, = sepfan3t, unb
feiner Mngabe rod gebeibt basielbe pors
treffli9; er DeranfGIogt ben Seu.grs
trag auf 500 per 9lder. SOLUTIONS
Gras. wenn nidt ieoes Sabr ober bod.
ffens ale smei Sabre aufgepfiiigt, artet,
tpie es bic grfabrung gelebrt bat, aus,
er nil itin nit Sobufon gras beifaus
benes 2anb in bieIen Sagen umphtis
gen unb 3uderrobr iden. in Der grmars
tung, elm @emifd BON beiben su befoms
men; i'm Serbif, meint er, m6bte es
geratbeu iein, auf 2anb nit SOLUTIONS
@ras &oggen au fden.
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= fe i1tpebte bod iiber Der Groe unb
bod 70 geborgen. sic fiiBte ben 4f,
an benz iie iid bielt, fie mu6te bod Gt'
mas fiiFen. unb als iie unter ii6 baIb
bier baIb bort bic iungen Stdmme bres
den fab - rnb Der Orfau ibr ben
Mtbem faf raubte, = ba idaute fie Bee
geiiterten Blides empor unb fagte ilns
tpiIlfirlid5: Sas III Der atbem @ottes.
pI6bli9 rai9eIte etipas uie Der Sritt
eines Meniden unb burd bas Soien
bes Gturmes brang elm Ruf. sic muBs
te an ben fremben id6nen Sungling bens
ten, = tpenn er es gar pdre, he tpies
Der bonn Baum 3u bolens gs beFel tie
ein unerfldrli1es, freubiges Bangen,
tpenn er es tpieber tpdre uno feline Urine
mad ibr ausifredte2 = Mber er mar es
ni1t. es legte fi9 taft iiber ibr 9ers uno
bunteI iibef bic ganse Natur = es mar
Der Obeim! grneffine! rief er binauf,
unbeionnenss Qinb, in ipeld5e slngif
fiir;eif Su mid! Sn fol@em Wetter in
ben Walb au laufen unb auf Bdums su
flettern = 8u tannit Dir ia ben Sob
bolen. 2omm berab, i6 bite Did.
Obeim, LAB mid bier - bier 1T mir
10 mobI! bat bic Qleine.
(GOrtietuns foIst.)
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ate ,,edstem fransBfiiaem Gardner.


meId3e man bier 5u 2aube iBt, beifeben
betanntlid5 i6on felt ldngeren Sabren
aus iungen 6dringen, tpel9e IN ben
gu1ten BON Waine gefangen uno NIT
Baummol6l. ftatt Oliuen0l eingema6t
meroen. Sieie Snouifrie bat fifJ iebr
eintrdgli9 ertpieien unb i'm 2aufe Der
3eit eiuen foI9en llmfang angennin.
men, baB an Der 2hiie oon Maine ni4t
mebr senus tunge 6dringe gefangen
uerben f6nnen. Ser Sang an ben bes
nad,barten canabii9en sfhfen muB
ausbeIfen. 6rlber, folange bas 0er<
tragssYerhdltniB bauerte, burften bic
Jil9er pOn Maine au6 bort auf ben
Sang gebem. Dos III iebt ni6t mebr
Der Sal. Sas 6ii6en on Der canabis
faen 3uffe iit nur nod eanabii6eu 5is
idern ge5iattet. Sieie aber biirfen ibs
rem Sang ni6t nod ben Sdfen BON
Mfaine bringen, obne fbweren SOU 3u
beaablen.
BUN iin6 bic 5arbinensGabritanttn
bon Maine auf ben ausmeg geratben,
Gabrseuse aussui6iden, tpelde ben cos
naoiiben 6iffern ibren Sang auf bos
bem Wieere abfaufen unb benielben
6ann mad ben 9dfen bon Maine brins
gen. Griiber sei6ab bas sOlfrei. Sas
S6abamt bat aber fiir3li6 euti@isben,
bab bic sollIreie ginfubr FOLDER eauaois
i9en Slide in bic 0dfen ber Ser. Staas
ten ni9t gefattet tuerben tonne. @as
ioa nun aus unierer uSnsant1s sSnbuitrie
re9ter iran36Ri6er in btifem Olipen6l
eingema9ter Sarbinen~ uerben?
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MHerIet.

= Wir conftatiren init 6reuoen, baB
bic Mitglieoer bes 9 d tu eise rsI e r.
eins. tpeltbe Dienffag abenb In
2rif6's Salle nod mod bem offieiellen
SdluB bes Gommeries antpeienb mos
rem, lebbaft gegen bic Mbienbhng oes
bepuBten 8ratulations= unb Grgebens
belts SeIesrammes proteiiirten. sic
fbeinen iid) flarer bariiber betDuBt 5u
iein, mas fid fir republitanii9e Bur:
ger sient, unb mas ni6t, als oies BET
aepifien anberen 2euten Der Gau 1T.
= Dor ettpa einem Sabre i9oB ft@
grnit @9ilIing, Gru6tbdnbler an Der
Commerce 6traBe, cine Gugel in bic
Stirn. Seoermann glaubte, boB er tters
ben tpiir6e, inbeKen erbolte fi6 Sbils
ling f9nelI pieber bon Der Wunbe unb
bic &usel i'm 2opfe fdeiut ibn ni9t i'm
minoeifen su beIdffisen. @or einigen
5asen entIub ii6 sufd0ig elm &epolper
in feiner Sanb unb bic Gugel orarg
ieinen 14idbrisen 2naben ebenfalIs In
bic @tirn. Ct fttirste su goben unb
S6illing belt ben Sobn ftir tobt.
gr bemertte ieoo9 baIo 2ebens3ei9en
ON ibm, bra1te ibn sur Stabt, bic
WuHoe tpurbe unteriu1t uno perbuns
ben, obne oaB bic 2ugel bdtte getunoen
unb entfernt tperben f6nnen, uno Der
iunge S6llling trdgt nun ebenfalls tpie
fein Batter, ein Stiid 8lei i'm Gopfe
berum. Ct ift babel fr6bli@ unb
munter. Sdilling sog bor mebreren
Monaten auf bic Jarm, TOO it9 bas
oben gr3dblte ereignete.
- Inter 8orfiB bes 6errn Or. s.
6erff belt geifern Abenb a1t ubr bel
Soi6 6 9iide bas gommerseomite
cine Beriammlung ab unb traf bic n6s
tbigen glnorbnungen fiir bas grobe grs
eigniB, tpeIdes bic 6dnger, Sdite unb
Burger, bic baran tbeilsunebmen tpiins
iGen, auf mebrereS Stunoen i'm gemiitblis
den Beiiammeniein pereinen fol.
- 6err W. 8ullod. wel6er bic
5irma 5. 5. S@Ott in @alpston re-
prdIentirt, beiu9te uns beute In unie.
rer Office unb bra6te uns cine Nnaabl
JIai9en rMoxie" sur pro5e nit. Wi,
geifeben, ni1t obne elm geiuiiies Torurs
fbeil an bic prhfung bieies ii9 pWer'
penfutter" nennenoen Getrdntes-
bas obenein mod elm Deritables Sens
peren3getrdnt lit l-berangegangen Su
iein, ba man nit dbnlidem Stoh =
fiebe: Congratulations iebr ents
uutbigenbe grfabrungen gema9t bot.
91,,n ne 9}rohe IN uif1f iiheI nffs0es
falIeu-aber elm @Ias Bier III uns bod
iieberl 6reunbe .ni@t alfobolbaltiger
@etrdnte mDsen iid an nMoxie" balten.
= BON ber aarten 6ano Der graai6s
fen @dneerin uno iungen @omponifin,
6rdulein 3uIema Garcia geipen'
Bet, erifien beute auf unierem Rebaes
tionssSiI9e elm buftiges Blument0rb'
den, bas Elm tpoblibuenbes Stiid poes
fie in bic proia unferes iOurnaIiitif9en
altagsIebens berpfanate. 9erali9en
Sant ftr bic bufteuben 6riiblingsbotenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-25

- Gin Bruber Stubio In Berlin,
ber bur9 bas 3labieripiel eines mt ibm
i'm ielben 0aufe mobnenben 2ieute'
nauts betdnois bel ieiuen Irbeiteu se'
fort uurbe, bate ben Starrinn bes
Wfuiifwftbigen in ieirer 8er5weiiiuns
babur9 bre9en mollen, bob er am oifes
nen Geniter bas @labieripiel iebesmaI
nit pautenFbldsen begleitete. Ct
iuurbe in 6olge beKen iuegen &ubeh6s
rung perflagt, aber freiseipro@en, neil
bas geri@t annabm, baB er In unldug.
barer Notbnebr gebanbelt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-25

prpbates W ittel. = SIM
Sbeatre be la Monnaie in Brdiiel, in
welhem ii9 in lebter 3eit, uamentli9
i'm parquet, bic Oamenwelt bur9 bobe
2opfbebedllHgeu iebr mibliebig gemodt
batte, bat bic DIRECTION foIgenben ans
f9Iae Dor ben gingdugen anbringen
laEsn: nNur ben dltertn Samen III se'
itattet, bic Siite i'm parquet aufiubes
balten." Sierbur9 1T, mas beatf6s
tigt mar, benn aud bDllfommen errei9t
tuoroen. 5elbit bic dlteifen Damen les
gen Dor benz 8etreten bes Sbeaters ibre
6hte In Der @arberobe ab. Sur Na9'
abmung empfoblenl
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- Die beutide preiie grafiIiens be.
fiebt iebt aus 13 3eitungen, oapon er'
i6einen 2 In porte aIesre. 2 In San
9eopoIbo, 2 In Guritiba. 2 in &io, 2
in Soinpille, 2 in 8lumenau unb l In
San paulo.
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Gin natioalIiberaler 8arts
i6eerer tpirb geiu9t. Sn benz v8oten
aus ben feds Iemtern, Sageblatt fiir
WunbeI unb lmsesenb@ finbet fid
pbrtli6 fOlsenoes Snierat: .6iir Ba=
ber! Wegen rlebertritts unieres ieits
bergen 3afrers unb Saari@neibers
aur beuti6freiiinnisen partei ipiro ein
notionaliberaler Baber au ensasiren
gelu9t. Offerten finb su abreiiiren N i.
B. poste restante Marftleutben. I"
Mebnli9e furioie Bliitben bat bic lebte
beutide Reidsiagss sDableampagne in
GROCER Mense setr;ebenl
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Bosbaft.-gin iunser Mann, Der
eben Inn Begriffe mar, auf ieinen eriten
Bal au geben, erfunoigte iid bel einem
erfabrenen Greunbe, woriiber ct pobl
nit r9dn3erin fpredeH follte. Oas
Bette, iaste Der @efragte, .iit INNER,
Su ipridf BON ibrer Sd6nbsit. -
absr, wsnn iie nun abiolut ni6t babi9
ift - mas baun2" Run, bann fpri1
BON Der SdBlidteit Der anberen Sas
men-bas tbut ben meiiten fait eben 10
ipO5l oils bas Sob ibrer eigenen S96ns
beitl"
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Su6Ieus Mrusea.Salbe.

Die beFe Salbe Der BeIt fur S4nitts
Quetf4unsen, 6efdpire, Gieber. uno 2ant'
ausf9las, S5Isdts, seiprunsene Sdnbs, 6rof'
beuIeu nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt Sa'
msrrhoibeu ober feline 8esabIung. goHiss
Classification sarautirt ober 6as Gelb piro
auriiderfattet. 26 Gents bic SdoAtel bel u
Hreif
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= Sic: a@, mir m6@ten bod aud
ben 4omponiiten s. 5u uHierm Diner
einlabeu, ni6t wabr liebes Ndunhens
or: Sas balte ib fiir Derlorene Wlas
be, Grau9en, oenn er i@reibt bod ab,
oas 1T nun einmaI feline @emobubeit.
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9as S5ansmittel ionber @leiden.

sd babe Simmons eiber &eshIator
Ianse Sabre binbur4 ssbrandt rnS % II
bas einaiae Sau sniittel gepeien. oehen mir
uus beSienten. aud, meiue Dautfer mar
iebr einsenommen fiir bies Nittsl. % if
cine jubsrIdifiae, reil ii4sr ptrtenoe We'
bistn bel allen St0rungen oes Berbanunss'
ipRems unb isin Danptpertb beifebt oa.
rin, Rrautbeiten 5u berptn'
beru. Sd patse e allen meinen Greuns
ben 80 empfebIen unb peros au4 tn 5u'
tunft fortfabren, bies 81 tbun.N
Rep. Somes W. Hcllins,
gaffor an Der SibI. W1etbobifenfirde in
6airFeIb, ga.
Man ipart 3eit unb DcetcrsRe&nun'
aen. wenr man imuier Simmons Liver
Regulator I'm 9auie fhbrf.
sd Fube, bob SIMMONS LIVER BE.
GULAToR bds beae GamiIienmitteI III,
aeaeu aeiben aIIer Mrt, ipie Serbian.
angsf&pddes RoTtt Dtarrboe
Sobbreuuen uub @aIItgtett.
Bon allen bielen 2eiben beridafft her 2es
ber ReauIafor imuelle nnb iiaere abbdlfe.
gHenn Id iebr fubfantieu 30 abeno &C.
aeiIen babe, piIege td bor bem 5ubettes
geben eineu 9besloiieI pou oeii.Ibtn iu mir
ID nebmen unb i'd bIeibe bann bon isosm
0efibI bes tlnbebaaens befreit.~
Spib O. Sparfs,
Or Mabor sor Wlaeou, 0a.
D@ Der ein3iee dAte eeter &eeulatcr
trdst unlere SaabeIsmarte (D born auf
bem llmidIas.
r. FL. Zeilin & Co.
alsiuiss eiseutbimer, philadelphia, pa.
Ereis $1.Oc.
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9pmmeritaa ben A.:
gormittas: prObe ber Wahen4Sre i'm
Opernbouie.
Naamittas: Watinee i'm Opern'
bauie.
abenbs: Ron3ert i'm Opernhanie.
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9ienita8 ben H.:
Gmpfans Der Sdnssr In ber Enrnhaae.
Weittippds ben 49,:
gsrmittas: YrObs Der Wafen4Sre TN
Opsrnbouie.
gaa4mitias: gsric. abfobrtScm Opera'
bauie 2 ll5r prdjis.
Nbenbs: grfes 9on3ert i'm Opern'
tauie.
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Gpmnta9 ben IT,:
gea4mittas: 3Dnjert bes 6eftor4efere
in Wutbs @arten.
Mbmbs: @roBes 9cnjert oes tefA
ordeifers i'm Opernhauie.
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FEST. PR0&RAMMs .

Jreitae ben 16.:
gcrmittas: 8eriammluns ber Sdnser
In Der Eurnhalls. @rcBer nmju8
NIT Ser. ct. Eruppen, Rilia 6rms
pasnien unb Grill ,@sieni4uften, Sdn'
germ, @dfen, Teunmebr q. I. 70.
Nu&mittag: Bienic i'm San Bebrc Yart.
Gbenbs: @cmmers in Der Eurnhalle.
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Gpnmabene ben 49,:
gsrmittas: Easiasuns.
Gbeubs: @rober 6efs Sslt IN
@aftac.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21
Religious.

Quarterly meeting services at
the Methodist Church to-day at
II a. m. and tomorrow at II a.
m. and Jas p. m. DR.. w. T.
Poynter, of ShelbyvilIe will occu-
py the pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening.
Rev. DIR. Bagby will preach in
the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
There will be no service at night,
owing to the absence of DR..
Blaney, who is attending the Gen
eral Assembly now in session at
Omaha.
There is deep and powerful
work of grace being developed in
the meeting which is now in
progress at tine Baptist Church.
A large number have made pro-
fession of their faith in Christ and
united with the church, under the
plain, powerful and afectionate
appeals of DR.. Wharton, so
cordially backed up as he is by the
prayers and sympathy Of the
Christian people of all dcnomina-
tons.
The large audience room of the
church is packed with crowds Of
solemnly attentive and appreciative
listeners, who are charmed by the
persuasive arguments of the
preacher, and no less SO by the
sweet notes of that "sweet singer
Of Israel" Rev. A. L. William
son, who is assisting in the SER
vices.
Services are held every morning
at 1917 O'Clock, and evening at
Jas.
All are cordially invited to be
present.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21

The Grand Commandery OF
Knights Tsmplar of Kentucky met
in Annual Conclave at Danville, on
Wednesday morning last. Repre-
sentatives were present from
twenty-three communicates. The
Grand Officers were present, and
report this grand order in -four
ishing condition.
An exhibition drill was given
by DeMolay Commandery, No.
II, of Louisville, which was much
admired by all present.
The Grand Commandery was
very handsomely entertained by
Ryan Commandery, No. II, Of
Danville.
The address of welcome was
made by Sir Knight Rev. Green
Clay Smith, in very neat spe ech,
which was responded to by Right
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21
EX. Gov. "A. HI. Stephens
Cousin.

l am first cousin of the late Ex-Gover-
nor Alexander H. Stephens. and have
been postal clerk on different railroads
since 1868. For ten years / have been a
sufferer from cancer on my face, which
grew worse until the discharge of matter
became prOfuse and very offensive. l be-
came thoroughly Disguised with blood
purifiers and pronounced them humbugs,
as l had tried many without relief.
Finally l was induced to use B. B. b..
which was about the LIST of February, and
continued its use until the latter part of
April. The offensive discharge decreased
at once and the hardness around the can
Ger disappeared. 1t improved my gener-
al health and l rapidly gained flesh and
strength. The discharge gradually de-
creased and the cancer became less and
less in size until nothing remains except
a scar to tell the tale of once dangerous
cancer. All who have seen me since
have commenced the use of b. B. B. bear
testimony of my great improvement, and
the scar on my face shows that it cured
the cancer. 1 find that B. b. B. comes
squarely up to what it is recommended
and l cannot say too much in praise of
this wonderful medicine. have tried them
all. but b. B. b. stands at the top as a
blood purifier.
The above is copied from the Athens
(Ga.) Banner WMchman, being the volun-
tary language of Mr.. James A. Greer,
which editor CAN'T indorses:
"Mr. Greer is an honest, upright citizen,
of Athens, who had a bad cancer. and his
numerous friends thought that he could
not live long, as the cancer was gradually
sapping the foundation of his constitu-
ton, but now looks well and hearty"
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A Grand Record.

We call your attention to the aC-
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21

Lee Sheets, a brakeman on the
L. & n. Railroad, at the yard in
this city, was pretty. badly mashed
in his right arm, on Thursday
when attempting to uncouple two
freight cars, one of which had the
draw-h head broken and was chain
ed up to the other. DR.. Phythian
dressed his wounds and he is doing
we'll.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21
Attention G. w. Monroe
Post, No. A., &. a. II.

You are hereby notified to meet
at your Hall on Monday. May
goth, 1887, at 9 O'Clock, a. m., to
assist in decorating the graves of
the Union soldiers, in obedience
to the orders of the Grand Com
mander. All soldiers who wish
to turn out with us are cordially
invited to be present.
By order Of
BENJAMIN FIELDS.
Commander.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21

Gen. R. T. P. Allen, proprie-
tor of the Kentucky Military In
stitute, advertises in our paper of
to-day for summer boarders at that
far famed establishment. Those
wishing comfortable home dur
ing the hot weather, can find just
what they want and at reasonable
rates at the K. M. |.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21

Rev. DR.. John M. Worrall, of
New York City, but formerly of
Covington, KY, has been elected
President of Centre College, at
Danville. This will be good news
to the many friends of that old and
honored institution.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21
The Paris, Georgetown &
Frankfort Railroad.

The Frankfort Board OF Trade
met at the Opera House on Thurs
day and appointed Colonies John
l.. Scott and Grant Green a COM
mittee to wait upon Judge Thomp
son and ask him to call the magis-
trates together at an early day to
submit the railroad company's
proposition for subscription Of
$4,000 to the voters of Franklin
county. The committee saw Judge
Thompson, and in a few minutes
returned and reported to the Board
of Trade that Judge Thompson
had agreed to have the magistrates
meet next Saturday.
1t has been understood on all
hands that the railroads PROPOSE
ton will be SO framed and worded
as to provide, in. substance, that
no taxes shall be levied or col
lected, and no bonds issued until
the road is complete and in run
ming order from Frankfort to
Georgetown, and that none Of the
money voted by the people shall
ever be applied to the payment Of
any old debts or demands that
may exist on any account against
the company, and that the coun-
ties that vote the money to build
the road shall remain the owners
and controllers Of the entire con-
Germ, and that it shall never be
sold or leased or encountered with
out the consent of the counties
that furnish the money to build it.
These safeguards must be so
plainly inserted in the proposition
that no open questions Of doubt
will exist, and the effect will be
the same as if the whole enter
prise was started under a new
charter, with no old claims hang
ing over the company to embarrass
it's progress.
With such safe guards as these
inserted in the call, the magistrates
should not hesitate to submit
the proposition to the voters, and
the voters should not, and we be-
lieve will not. hesitate in voting
the subscription and thus give
Frankfort and Franklin county
boom such as she has never had
before, and in this new year Of
Frankfort's second century she
will yet step proudly forward and
take the front rank in the march
of progress.
Our people should act together
as one man in this great enterprise
like they did in celebrating their
centennial last October, when by
their united and enthusiastic action
they challenged the admiration of
the entire State. Now for a
strong pull, united pull altogeth-
err like the grand centennial move
ment, and a similar success awaits
the noble efforts of united PEG
pie.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-05-21

Mrs. Gen. U. S. Grant has been
very i'll, at her home in New
York City, with diphtheria. The
crisis is passed now, it is hoped,
and she is in a fair way to recover.
although very weak.